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One of the more underrated and overlooked glitch/IDM albums of the 90s. Whereas the first few Download releases were more decidedly post-industrial and experimental, this is a marked change in sound for them. So glad that Storming The Base is giving these old titles new life with these vinyl remasters.
One of the more underrated and overlooked glitch/IDM albums of the 90s. Whereas the first few Download releases were more decidedly post-industrial and experimental, this is a marked change in sound for them. So glad that Storming The Base is giving these old titles new life with these vinyl remasters.
You had me at IDM. I'll check this soon, thanks for the rec!
One of the more underrated and overlooked glitch/IDM albums of the 90s. Whereas the first few Download releases were more decidedly post-industrial and experimental, this is a marked change in sound for them. So glad that Storming The Base is giving these old titles new life with these vinyl remasters.
You had me at IDM. I'll check this soon, thanks for the rec!
Upon re-listening to this, it has to be their most atmospheric and minimal of all their records. Probably the most accessible, along with their most recent "Lingam". Hope you like it... it's Cevin Key from Skinny Puppy and Tear Garden, with Phil Western (another brilliant IDM/house artist) and Mark Spybey of Dead Voices on Air. Their earlier albums had the late Dwayne Goetell (also of Skinny Puppy and earlier Tear Garden) and Genesis P. Orridge (Throbbing Gristle). Those earlier albums are very interesting... "Furnace" in particular being one of my favorite albums of all time.